The graph & bar chart shed light on the major changes in the average monthly precipitation and notable fluctuations in temperature over the course of one month in Senegal.
The precipitation experienced a highly varied trend during the given period, with no clear gradual increase or decrease observed. After reaching its peak in April, with precipitation exceeding 250 millimeters, the lowest amount was recorded in July, dropping to well below 50 millimeters. June and August could also be considered among the lowest points, with only a minimal difference in rainfall figures. Despite highly fluctuating statistics, the amount of rain recorded in October and November remained surprisingly the same, at approximately 150 millimeters.
Considering thermal data, significantly different trends were observed- patterns not unlike those seen in precipitation figures. Temperature peaked at 23,5 both in March and October before declining to a low of 20.5 in July. However, the transition was quite gradual. After peaking, the temperature moderately dropped to the lowest point, followed by a slight rise before falling again—not to the lowest level, but to 21.5. (178 words)